And my children thought of her as the northern star.

She was their guiding light.

That is, until that light was extinguished by an unspeakable act when 23-year-old University

of Georgia law student Tara Baker was murdered in her East Athens Georgia home. It

shocked the community and shook a tight-knit Southern family to its core. We have a body.

Naturally, the first thing I said was, is she okay? And my dad said, no, son, she didn't make it,

she's gone. And Meredith told me that they were looking at this as foul play,

and I had to tell her then, I was like, I need you to stop talking.

Tara didn't die. She was motored.

An investigation bungled, four persons of interest, and 20 years with no answers until now.

Join us in one communities, one families,, One Podcaster, Search for the Truth.

This is Classic City Crime, The Tara Baker Story.

I'm Cameron Jay. Hey there, welcome, welcome, welcome back to classic city crime.

I'm Cameron Jay, and it sure does feel good to be here saying welcome again three times.

I missed all of you so much over this past week, and I hope all of you are in good health and

staying well and uplifted during these challenging times.

I'll let you know that I've also checked in with the Baker family, and I'm happy to report

that they too are doing well.

Thank you for your patience as we took the week to reflect and to rest. And yes, to investigate and conduct new interviews

to help us as we continue seeking the one thing we've all been looking for. Justice for

Tara. One thing that's really awesome that I have to give you all props for about the podcast

is your amount of online interaction is phenomenal and you know how to keep

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